Q20: Why did Jesus give specific instructions to the disciples about the donkey and colt? (Mark 11:1-3) Why was the colt to be one which no one had ever ridden? (1 Sam. 6:7) (Hint: unused animals were considered more suitable for sacred purposes.)
Q21: Why did those who stood nearby the colt not object when the disciples came and took it? (Mark 11:4-6)
Q23: Jesus flung His defiance of Herod back in their faces. What did Jesus think about Herod? (Hint: "fox" did not have the connotation "sly" as it dies in our language; rather, its implication was insignificance or weakness.) (Luke 13:32,33)
Q26: In contrast to Matthew and Mark, Luke describes the crowd as including the word "king" in their paraphrase of Psalm 118:26. Is this significant? (Luke 19:38)
Q27: When some of the Pharisees asked Jesus to rebuke His disciples, what was their reason? (Luke 19:39)
Q32: With deliberate symbolism, Jesus obtained a donkey and entered Jerusalem riding on it, fulfilling prophecy, as John points out. What was required before the disciples understood the meaning of this? (John 12:14-16)
Q33: How does the passage about the stone the builders rejected summarize the parable of the vineyard? (Matt. 21:33-42)
Q35: What will happen to those who possess the Kingdom of God as Jesus speaks? Who are the people to whom it will be given? (Matt. 21:43)
Q36: Who are the two classes of people, those who fall on the stone and those who are crushed by it? (Matt. 21:44)
Q37: What particular belief of the people caused the chief priests and Pharisees to fear the consequences of taking Jesus into custody? (Matt. 21:46)
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